Wheelchair securement systems allow the wheelchair user to drive or ride in a vehicle as safely as anyone else. Securement systems lock the wheelchair in place either with tie-down straps or a mechanical docking device. Securement systems are primarily used in wheelchair accessible vans to safely secure the user in his power c...

-Pricing When we raise this question, the first answer to occur to mind is the price. Obviously, reasonable price is the most attractive reason for customers to buy the products. Compared with seat belt manufacturers in the US, seat belt manufacturers in China have the distinct advantage of price. They offer a lower price...

The concept of the seat belt was developed by George Cayley back in the 19th century. Its goal was to secure an individual to an object in motion. Today, seatbelts protect drivers and other vehicle occupants from any form of injury during a collision. Firemen and painters were among the first users of safety belts. They us...

Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR) allows a vehicle occupant to move freely while buckled in, but instantly locks in an emergency situation such as sudden halting of the vehicle or during a crash. An ELR seatbelt is equipped with an inertial reel that helps accomplish this. This inertial reel is webbing sensitive. Any movem...

How often do drivers snap in their seat belts? Regardless of how many times we’re reminded to buckle in, only a few drivers remember to do it. Seat belt laws are great in enforcing seat belt safety. Statistics show that more than 15,000 lives in the US are saved every year because of drivers and passengers remembering to...

Seat belts play a core role in automobile safety. It stands to reason therefore that there are a lot of statistics concerning their use and their effectiveness available. This article aims to examine some of this information, bringing to light interesting trends in the use of seat belts. // Who doesn't wear seat b...